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  1. Steve77088

    Can you avoid temporary storage when overloading operators?

    This was just a simple demonstration to generate the temporary object. In other languages such as C++ the operator overload does not create a temporary object unless you explicitly build it that way. To answer you question there is a lot more to matrix and vector interaction than you can get...
  2. Steve77088

    Can you avoid temporary storage when overloading operators?

    I was using operator overloading for a vector class --------- cut here --------- interface operator(+) module procedure :: vec_add_sv !< scalar + vector module procedure :: vec_add_vs !< vector + scalar module procedure :: vec_add_vv !< vector + vector end interface...

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